Frequently Asked Questions

Assessments are conducted throughout the year, Monday to Friday between 8:00am and 9:30am. No assessments are conducted in the afternoon. Assessments help our educators determine grade-level placement and set learning goals.

A copy of the child's birth certificate, copies of the parents' IDs, one passport-size photo attached to the front page of the form, the once-off Registration & Development Levy (first-time registrations only), a copy of the child's latest academic report, and a transfer letter from the previous school once admitted.

Yes — a sibling discount (10% off tuition for the 3rd child each term), a twin discount (10% off tuition for one twin), and an annual discount (5% off tuition fees paid on or before 1st term opening). Note: annual fees for Standard 7 and Form 5 are paid in 2 terms.

Yes. Learners are collected from their homes in the morning and dropped off in the afternoon. All buses are equipped with an ultramodern tracking system with real-time tracking and speed monitoring. Zones cover Gaborone, Phakalane, Sebele, Gaborone North, Oodi, Modipane, Metsimotlhabe, Mogoditshane, Mmopane, Tlokweng, Mochudi, Morwa and Bokaa. Spaces are limited — first come, first served.

Our pre-primary and lower primary learners follow the THRASS literacy programme. Primary learners write the PSLE (Botswana Examination Council). The Secondary Campus follows the Cambridge IGCSE (Forms 1–5), and our new A Level Campus offers Cambridge International AS & A Levels.

Each campus has its own form. Visit our Admissions page, select your campus, and download or request the matching application form.

Enrolment for the founding 2027 A Level cohort is by registration of interest — contact our admissions office and our team will guide subject selection at interview.